alleryStart learning →A guardianship or trust ends. Who becomes liable for dues up to its termination?
AThe former guardian alone
BThe Commissioner of GST
CThe ward or beneficiary
DThe next trustee in line
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. The ward or beneficiary
On termination, the ward or beneficiary is liable for dues up to that time, whether determined before or after.
Keep practising Liability to Pay in Certain Cases
Browse all Liability to Pay in Certain Cases questions for CA Final, or explore more Indirecttaxlaws topics.
Related questions
Which section covers liability when a company is in liquidation?Which section makes a firm and its partners jointly liable for tax?Which section deals with liability of directors of a private company?Which section of the CGST Act lays down the job work procedure?Inputs go direct from supplier to job worker. Credit is:The principal can claim input tax credit on inputs sent to a job worker:For job work, the word input is stated to include:Inputs not back from job work in a year are deemed supplied: